Could anyone share Google geocoding API key or test free package?

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I've developed a free Google Maps package. One can place a marker and enter a location name. In order to get the location coordinates by the name on the map, I use a free LocationIQ map geocoding service which I still have in the package. One can also click on the map and get coordinates of the clicked point on the map - reverse geocoding.

So at the moment I use 2 API keys: Google's and LocationIQ's to show a map and to search for coordinates by a name. It looks odd to require 2 different API keys, the user will need 2 registrations.

The Google geocoding API is not free. So I am wondering if anyone could either share the key for testing of the package geocoding or test the package itself and tell me if the geocoding works?

linuxoid
 
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mesuva
Google's geocoding API doesn't immediately cost anything to use, it just requires an an active account (with a credit card).

Then you start with something like $200 a month 'credit', which covers quite a decent amount of API usage, and should easily cover testing purposes.